If the person is conscious of having eaten something indigestible, as unripe or overripe fruit, then it is best to aid nature by taking some gentle laxative, as a laxative dose of Lydia E.
Such articles of diet as cucumbers, unripe or overripe fruit, an excessive amount of sweets, rich salads, heavy puddings, etc.
If the fruit or vegetable is desired white, add to the water lemon or unripe grape juice.
Sour apples require more sugar than sweet ones, unripe berries require more also than ripe ones.
A few leaves chewed, take away from the teeth that disagreeable feeling left after having eaten a tart apple or other tart, unripe fruit.
These prefixed words ripe and unripe, then, limit the word apples in its scope; ripe apples or unripe apples applies to fewer things than apples alone applies to.
O auspicious girl, women, specially they that are of mean extraction, although they may with difficulty be kept under restraint, become in consequence of their unripe age, generally deformed in character.
Although energy and asceticism are capable of destroying sins, yet even honest persons, if they be of unripe age, should not foolishly court them.
Now I dare say that the sky of this first-rate Cuyp is very like an unripe nectarine: all that I have to say about it is, that it is exceedingly unlike a sky.
It happens, that in New England, the number of small shallow swales, that contain unripe or impure peat, is much greater than that of large and deep bogs.
Unripe peat which contains much undecomposed moss or grass roots, which is therefore very light and porous, is in general too bulky to make an effective heating material before subjection to mechanical treatment.
The juice of the unripe fruit of Rhamnus infectorius, catharticus and virigatius, known as Turkey or French berries, is used for dyeing leather yellow.
The full-grown but unripe fruit of the banana (Musa sapientum) 0 0 0.
It is in the unripe state that it is so largely used by the peasantry of the colonies as an article of food.
There are several kinds of this tree known here; one has a yellowish color, observable both on the branches and unripe fruit; its branches do not droop much.
The preserved or pickled olives, so admired as an accompaniment to wine, are, as we have seen the green unripe fruit, deprived of part of their bitterness by soaking them in water, and then preserved in an aromatised solution of salt.
The black pepper of commerce is obtained from the driedunripe fruit (drupes) of Piper nigrum, a climbing plant common in the East Indies, and of the simplest culture, being multiplied with facility by cuttings or suckers.
You can tell this by the difference in the taste of ripe and unripe apples.
Green apples and otherunripe fruits are not yet ready to be eaten.
Either there must be some action of the spermatic element on the hitherto unripe ovum, or else this element must exercise some influence on the somatic-tissues of the female, which in their turn act upon the ovum[22].
The sharp flavour of many unripe fruits is due to the presence of citric acid; the juice of lemons contains 5-6 per cent.
Unripe fruit is very sour because it contains certain vegetable acids dissolved in the juice.
Sulphuric, nitric, and hydrochloric acids are often distinguished as the mineral acids in contradistinction to oxalic, citric, tartaric, and some others which were first obtained from unripe fruits and therefore called vegetable acids.
Sour, bitter, and harsh to the taste, as unripe fruit; sharp and harsh.
Sourness of taste, with bitterness and astringency, like that of unripe fruit.
It is more prudent to keep him out of the way of unripe gooseberries, than to hazard at once his obedience and his integrity.
The Oil of unripe Olives, in which a small quantity of Gum Mastic has been dissolved, possesses the same virtue.
My companions had, for several days past, gathered the unripe fruits of Coniogeton arborescens, Br.
I passed some low stunted forest, in which a small tree was observed, with stiff pinnate leaves and a round fruit of the size of a small apple, with a rough stone, and a very nauseous rind, at least in its unripe state.
The unripe seeds of Cochlospermum, when crushed, gave a fine yellow colour, shaded into an orange hue.
Unripe fruit is improved by making the cooking quite lengthy, which acts in the place of the ripening process, changing the starchy matter to saccharine elements.
Partially decayed, stale, and over-ripe, as well as unripe fruit, should never be eaten.
Plums are more liable than most other fruits to produce disorders of digestion, and when eaten raw should be carefully selected, that they be neither unripe nor unripe.
Raw starch in any form is indigestible, hence unripe fruit should never be eaten uncooked.
Unripe fruits differ from ripe fruits in that they contain, starch, which during ripening is changed into sugar, and generally some proportion of tannic acid, which gives them their astringency.
The unripe fruit, which contains a considerable percentage of starch, is often dried in the oven and eaten as bread, which, in this state, it considerably resembles in taste and appearance.
The vines at Castagnolo are cultivated in accordance with the French system, and at the vintage all unripe and unsound grapes are thrown aside.
These may be seen rooting and wallowing in the marshes when the rice has been cut, or foraging among the mango groves, to pick up any stray unripe fruit that may have escaped the keen eyes of the hungry and swarming children.
So the Woodrnan and his Wife got the Khichri, the wood, and the coveted pears, but the poor bear got nothing but a very bad stomachache from eating unripe fruit.
Then, unripe as they were, she carried them into the city, calling out through the streets- "Green plums I sell!
So saying, he began to gather the ripe pears as fast as he could and put them in the Khichri pot, but whenever he came to an unripe one he would shake his head and say, "No one would buy that, yet it is a pity to waste it.
If you boil new or unripe peas, be careful not to cook them too much.
Unripe cucumbers are a modern dish, and will erelong go out of fashion.
Between three small leaves, with which the unripe nuts are surrounded, grow flowers larger than roses, composed of five broad yellow petals, streaked with red: yellow stamens grow in the bottom of the flowers.
Dressed unripe they are very efficacious in strengthening the bowels, and possess an astringent quality.
You do not pull the grown but unripe corn up by the roots and cast it over the hedge: the harvest is marred in a more secret and silent way.
